Untitled Page 1 Page 2 While Ireland was once perceived as being characterised by
conservatism, Catholicism and cultural isolation, by the first decades of the twenty-first century …

This chapter examines some of its main features, without going in any depth into areas,
especially those concerning the operation of government and parliament. Constitutions are …

Press, 2014). 6. My use of the term secularism here and throughout the book refers to the
institutional level of analysis, not to secularization of individual belief. My argument is …

The chapter outlines the historical background to contemporary Irish politics. It focuses in
particular on the emergence of the modern state, tracing the impact of British rule upon a …

This book is a historical sociological examination of the formulation and institutionalization of
Turkish nationhood during the early Republic (1920-1938). Focusing on the language …

The concept of the constitutional revolution has become ubiquitous, but it is applied to all
manner of things that are unlike each other in notable ways. It has been generously applied …

This article argues that the root of recent crises and political stalemate in Northern Ireland
lies in a constitutional failure. The Good Friday Agreement of 1998 played an innovative …

This paper is focused on the dangers and opportunities for Northern Ireland and the
Republic of Ireland presented by Brexit. It argues that the difficulties cannot analytically be …

The aim of this article is to reframe the debate on societal constitutionalism and
constitutionalization from a spatial to a temporal framework. This analytical shift is due to the …

This article examines the role of property ideologies, and the local contexts in which they
were articulated and applied, in sha** English and Irish land law. Despite their shared …